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Adam Craft was found guilty of statutory rape, statutory sodomy, child molestation and sexual misconduct involving a child.

The state Air Conservation Commission voted Thursday to approve the change.

St. Louis County Planning Commission this week approved the electric carmaker's site plan for 5711 S. Lindbergh Blvd., just off Tesson Ferry Road.

In recent days, pharmaceutical companies have announced that they are studying doses that target omicron specifically.

The St. Louis region’s tourism chief hopes a study the County Council requested will spur movement on a project mired in political stalemate.

Kiara Neal said her brother, Christopher "Chris" Jones, was a sweet, funny person who loved his family.

The City Council is scheduled to vote later Thursday in the impeachment proceedings against Councilwoman Katie Gatewood.

Curtis Cain, a finalist for national superintendent of the year, will move from Wentzville to Rockwood.

The proposals would prohibit cities, villages or towns from banning or regulating dogs based on breed.

Marc F. Tragesser falsely claimed to have a court order.

The Hub of The District is slated to open this fall, officials said.

Police identified Equan Hopson, 23, of the 5900 block of Lucille Avenue in St. Louis, as the man who died after being shot at by police.

The legislation would make it a felony for a person to discharge a firearm within or into the limits of any municipality.

A False Claims Act investigation led to a $440,000 settlement.

Johnathan McFarland was a Green Party candidate for mayor in 2017.

Logan L. Cheatham was charged in St. Louis County Circuit Court with one count of involuntary manslaughter.

The illuminated billboard that has flapped its wings for Hwy. 40 drivers since it was moved in 1961 from L.A. has been dark since at least December

Dierbergs plans to build a 70,000-square-foot grocery store and retail space. McBride Homes plans to build 81 single-family homes on the site.

Jessica Mefford-Miller has worked for Metro since 2006, and has served as executive director since 2018.

The ballot initiative would ask voters if they want abolish partisan primary elections and allow voters to rank their top four choices, regardless of party